by Marco Santana | Jan 13, 2022 | Digital Transformation, Product Development, Small Business, Software Deployment, Software Development, UI/UX
It’s that time of year once again where we put to paper (well, computer file) the goals we make for ourselves in the hopes that, for once, we achieve them. That’s right: It’s time for our 2022 New Year’s Tech Resolutions. The year 2021 certainly had...
by Marco Santana | Dec 9, 2021 | Software Development, Technical Consulting
Why have I started working with a software development and technological services provider? That’s simple. Grata Software’s CEO Rey Ortega specializes in a few things but one thing he said that caught my attention was when he said he could speak technical speak AND...
by reyortega | Aug 18, 2021 | Software Development, Software Development Life Cycle
Software development goes through various stages in its life cycle to get to a complete feature set or product. These stages include planning, requirements analysis, design, implementation (development), testing, deployment, and maintenance. During the Software...
by Shane Bergey | Apr 17, 2020 | Product Development, Software Deployment, Software Development
At Grata, we pride ourselves on our expertise in the consulting sector. While our primary focus remains on delivering top-notch consulting services, we are thrilled to have also been recognized as one of the top 10 app development companies in Orlando by “Mobile...
by reyortega | Apr 8, 2020 | DevOps, Software Deployment, Software Development, Software Development Life Cycle
In agile software development, you need some type of process for operations to keep the development and deployment of software flexible and continuous. This is where DevOps comes in. According to Atlassian: “DevOps is a set of practices that automates the processes...
by reyortega | Jul 17, 2019 | Product Management, Software Architecture, Software Deployment, Software Development, Software Development Life Cycle
In Agile, when deploying software, it is expected to be a fluid process, but processes need to be followed. Deploying software can be complicated but by putting certain processes in place, that complication decreases and becomes a fine-tuned engine. Consider this...
